Bluefield evening leader. [volume], April 04, 1907, Image 2

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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THE DAILY I E .DEE
Advertising rates made known on
application
West Virginia
Tlie Land «)f l’rosperlty ami
I’louty, Has the Greatest
Natural Kosonrcea in the
World.
Como to tin Hills
Of West Virginia, Where
Nature Lavishes |f«*r
Grentest
Girts
'‘Klder* d as second clasu matter
April Mh. 11*06. at the post other
• ♦ muctield w Va.. under a<t of
f>»ngr< of March 3. 1**79.”
I III Itvu \% , XI’IIIL 1. 1007.
Two laborers were preparing to
dli a hub* in tin. street, .in' a pa-<er
l»y stopped to vvati ii 11.*• in mark i*
off on the asphalt \- thev worked
one laborer said Hid voy. work
yisierdnv. I'iui..\v course not,
replied t It oilier. '' Yis*er*ln\ wor
Lincoln’s birthday.” The one who
the h tit and ihOn -a id "Ti n
what makes '• in ciUhrato the bit'll
day riv Lincoln?” "(>i don't know,
replied the other, “unless it's because
Willi in .1* in in: s Hr van conn - from
there.”
The Kennebec Journal says that
Game W *deii George W Ho s in
Dei . tuber co'lited 3itu barrels of
dead liar* - -.oing to Hos'011 mil New
York markets over the Washingio
County railway I'urt1mm more, i: i
estimated by the game vmdens lira
more than 1.000.1*00 bares are ; 1 * * j
pod from Maine every year mid a
many more used as food within 1 In - j
state. Notwithstanding this and thej
fart that thousands of Inures are d**- j
voiin ii every year by beast.- an I Idl'd;
of prey, this small animal continues I
to increase.
Truth with Mexico seems to he
flourishing, molding to lfports from
:he department of comm tee mid In
I *• r. Idut mi astonishing thing Imp
lo tted tin other day when a milling
fitm of \u>tit:. Tex. imported from
M* xico mi outfit of Mexican milling
machinery \< ordlng to a M* xicnn
newspaper. ' this is prohahly the first
exportation to tin. (Tilted States of
machine: v originated and tunmifnc
fured in Mexico, and may open a
m*\v era.” The articles which Mex
ico in the meantime is importing
from • he United States are in the
highest degree indicative of progress
o- or tite border, for they particularly
include such things as printing equip
ments of the best anil latest stives.
U-t among the most interesting
items in a recent report from United
S*stes Consul IT ma at Monterey.
Tex . is tn the effect that the Mexi
can men are giving up their pictur
e-'i'ie and traditional sombreros for
the plain American hat. while the
Mexican women are taking to the
fircries of \merican millinery.
The search for hones of the ances
tor of tin elephant in the Payum
des *rt of tit** Nile basin has resulted
In t In* exiiining of many bon . Put
whether t he find includes any
definitive remains of sue}) an anim il
does not yet app* ar Prof u T
O-borne.vice president of the muse
um of natural history in New York
who headed the expedition, returns
of natural history in New York. ho
headed the expedition, returns ♦ • 1 •«v,
leaving 'wo members of tin* pe.rtv to
do a little more work and the nta
tor*t1 already collected will l>« 'it
ped 1>\ the next steam* r l.c* *'
quantities of 1 on**« have beep found
but no skull, though man" ron • of
teet}j that belonged to some anin* *'•
tPat Inhabited 'it** region p •iv
SftrtO ears atro. \lso in this |t»
|ir< sed de “i t were many skelefor ?
of ancient whale?
SOUND 2ASJL*
OF PKOSPEiUTY
Following ih*- Mu d< 'In.- in Kt<i< kc
hat have carrle.1 pric down ...
■snivel> d • > a t- r day, ioi.u . the
'.•Uhiimi of tin \prll dividend .1
nr eineiii of tlo; -...ii railroad an.,
d stiial corpni nt ion Th< total
v-111 <\. . "d {villi' iiiimi and •will
r» ak all record for ji linllar period,
le'e 1- a tbit to lco|, a' with , • t i -
:i< t loll. \V«* Ini . e '|| |" !«••• of
'ok - i|e .i i n | . \ ii' and 1 i . li«' id
f Immense le • < ll>. .tried IPil
lie. <• Wei'.- he of !!•• ri»f: • ac*
eselited ll.V tl|e selll":' price ill a
iizh ma fit t < la 'he !>: -i o’ w Irit
’lev prod’ll e toiks a e V OI ' h today
tore than tin v e ,t v. ii no
ii April. IlMii; tie tot; I in dividend
..•as Jtr,II.find.mm Tin ire rea e v ill
e close l() .* I .'! ‘fill,fifth Til.I’ mill ll
mre money will co out to hold' i> of
locks t linn went ont to the ame
*dtiers a '.ear ago.
The Ind't trial will incton ■ « tlndr
Mvidend pavnients !>• aho-it ? .
hn.ouo. i • i■ irii! o;n! !i\ -’7 r..;n eio
ml Hi t r et r ail .. h \ *.'! 7 0.000.
’ll. • fi uti fire ■ roxlninti and
.ill ho M• • llt?v tnodlfie ! when re
ons in d 11 nr. all In Thi dot ’
ot look ns if there were any real
tfferliir' a mole/ the hold "is of
ocks It i i ;■*rod tillin' to roincMi
“r at this tilin' Tin- true men ntc of
he value of n se. nrity Is what if
rod he •rather tlein v.lin1 it ntav ho
dim' for in n |i< . illative market.
' ’ll I hn t h Is ,,f p|.' > a f. ine'i' j. i o'
efltv and not rec ion would p?..
o he indicated hv the fl-rnres
Mil' *1 pol is top ni :i i
a fi tv n t>t ^t1 r fi
\ I! ♦ > v i , T< \.' in i' mi in: in •
"•ii 11• Mil ami nh>:i• pledged for a
II ' d eVle mil r ion 111" III (lie <• IM
S'"" id. .-n I'anddin lion e : in
M e large iiti have volant iril\ ait*
nun I th'dr retirement from Inj. i
I'll it i. 111 : li 11 | m > |» V • pled ' o
!*"■'! hi 111' i • I, ... t ■ • • "
v/K again t i ambling i mis, and in
• meantime vigilance lonmiiMi
- ve tab. n mill’ i into lladr n
nd.- In some of (lie small to *• and
■ tilled gamblers to leave own.
The Te< I ■ • !•» Ill evidence, j'
*l> V it" nee 1 I. t a • II ex is and
tolerated often me! ly been: e
1 dhing ba hap| ed lo direct puh
a 111 I.! ion tu it in a forcible -
is a mistake for wtotr-do •; to
nine that bo<-.inse thin ar allnw
’ bj a lax or viciotc (Iminist’ition
e font InilO their m il pra; 1 Ice the’
count u pon mtbi■ inport. I ml i
v i Inals are reluct; at ».> a -Mint' the
a rratef'ipl toil of i. fo tors, . ti ’
tb • reports of officers of reform
' . oci.uiolis a • •• often h i Minted by
'••■■■idor ;• < being nothing but lit
"emi t of salaried inv- M-mtor- to
.st if% their '• elpi of -abode.- The
hlic Is - lov to Indie tbat things
a-1 led i iiitinc ted parties would
• '• • them helieve. For tha* reason
. imdfvi- ■•■ t dmim . dm neve i
ill tried so ever ly as it ’. Mild he if
the facts wen* told ml believed.
’ ’■•it w hen fi ari< s public oftl- < Ms do
i’ dr du’y. as in the Fo,t Wort'
• I ■•*. t lie (iw•; - of , V il must no!
• \ met further fob one \nd wl n
i * ,'dng upon openl' def one lb
' ing upon long itnmuni"-, tiie pub
lie wrath reaches Irresistible force,
i njrder the of! eri of he law. pub
1 wrath raches lrt • i Mbb* force.
' lea o Tribune.
Mr- CJeorgo II fiorham. a well
own \Va hin ton woman, lms j . t
ompli h*d a la cub an and inlr)'i'?
k. which Is Mi#- co in pi lat ion of a
emh-Fnul!sh db Mount Tl Worl
mists of two v#»lunief, and < ontAin
ns of tltous .mis of words and
irasea freely translated from one
’ mace Into the oMi>-r ti l so ar
nged as to guide afely the t»i<1 * nt
both language^.
Is the one whicl you hide away.
» which earns yeu nothing, an*'
which is liable to turn
"» up missin without a
^ moment > warning
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* ..A.. We Want
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;4i ¥ ¥’% / tr ’ ,k i! Vour
w L¥ w Li Business
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M BLUEFIEl W VA.
II - I VII. \ M» < I I > l»l l'(|H| I \(
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HI
IS
ETY DAYS EOUXiD
THE WORLD
'a1 ,,r i marked an epoch for
wh n .1 nles Verne wrote
i".Did ie World in Highly Hays.”
>■ i1 it "'ll not possible then to
'» <*'»' 1 in eighty days. th« hook
" d ive been less exciting .to
*ii 11ii • *ti if it had been possible, and
<>l i:: marl »*d down the epoch.
' *:,r i '''»p!e could say off hand
"lay. I owi ver. to what those eighty
l';,ve 1 een reduced’ A writer
Hally Mall. Mr. IV A. Mr
"ii/i" i< '' s ihai the Journey can
e done in toiiv davs. and that in
otnfo in Me trains and ships, not by
file expedient of Ji/lo f
Ver lie
e are lol,| thill the tickets cost
1 about ecoiul class and
*• I •• II* -• class The Journey is
"'"'(l in thh way; London to
'<• <->w. two and a half days; Mon-1
,,vv •'» Vindivo tok, thirteen days;!
' f< I *o Yohohnnia. two days;
n'lani i in London via Vancouver. |
v -»>!»•• and a half days; connec
11,1 ei.e day. The Russians un
"d 'lie art of comfortalde rall
t> •’■‘•lini' their carriages and
ae models. London Specfa
or.
VFAT CHANCE.
MY BROTHER
• liurico Is there for Modesty
^ 1 n I’1 iihm makei. hepst.ern de
"I ne tliis. tlu> latest dope
l'"t- summer iritis who seek the
open-works are opener
Vt «l h.ithing suits will shorter ho!”
Hx
R1 • 1 i lie Hally Leader.
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A. FiU'AKCIAjj
MYSTERY
I ■•• ' ' <1 ■ i Harrisburg. Pa..
!• «»!»• I* t< no i »'nurture of hls
*'■5 I• lm< i. i.oi only as ail aridil
t* i t i**I a* hlovi bit* a.-, a llnan
olii tn>M**ry. W Mrigton Star
* mol. tin tost a lot. but. swearing
off riists a lot mol Irving • <» find an
mu* h enjoyment iri omethlng *d»e.
A man bn an aitgellr disjin itlon
wlii'ti 1m* doesn't -.iv that offer* It*
* old be nuse 111 i i "iide, button
« ami* ofT
RUBE; KO fE
Roof 3 nd
Iren Faint
l or NVw and old Mr) • I, Felt. Ca i • - . I'aptr
Burlap, Kubt-er and t .
We positively
:.<i. rnntrn Ruhber
Icote Rerf ; ,.<!
I • m Paint ic laet
•hi ycr.ra. '
In any case where ‘ iuJ pifttit
:t fails to do this
w* I’tc M to tepply, M r( . .
• ret* ol rliarq*1, jc , ‘ >y. —
aufficien t pr ii.t f., . V.i)<iirmrr lift
ficcp iwrface in
good condition for
the stated length <. - r.•
of time.
^OP.l THi. LEAKS
T!..- most . tastl . .. best* i r-,H
n * r.nd bwnl cold tc 1 ,.| eti ptir.t on ih
niarkct.
IP INTERESTED
writ.- u-. Mala nan* .J y . | .r, 4n.l w W1
I. I! you Ml , bom 5.i jh ;.o |' ..;,iy,
. ish c rt fira-.., at ’ .iK • I » « •. ,’ ,.l , r
u l your I el r.urct,
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CLEVELAND. OHIO. U. S. A.
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NOTICE.
The following is not lie that Geo
W. Whitworth, residing at Blue
field, W. Va.. has made application
to the County Court of Mercer
county for license to sell at retail
tplrituous liquors, wines, porter, ale,
, ... and drinks of like nature at
No j i Bluefield Ave, Bluefield, W
Va.
Liven under my hund this April J,
I 907.
ESTILL BAILEY, j
Clerk Mercer county Court j
NOTICE OF APPLICA
TION FOR LICENSES.
This Is to certify that the follow-,
| lnK *" * complete list of Appllca-j
tons for Licenses to sell at retail
tplrituous liquorH, wines, a!o„ beer,
tticl drinks of like nature, and to
ell at wholesale beer, ale and drinks
of like nature, as filed In my ofllce,
which said list contains the names
<>r raid applicants, their respective,
11evidences, and the place for which'
j 1 application Is made.
NOTICE.
The following is notice that J.
IS. Burnett, who reside# at Bluefield,,
yA. V a., has tnkt day filed in my of-!
j M<c an appllca ion fo the County!
Court, of Mercer County, for license
io sell at refail spirituous liquors,!
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinks
'•i like nature in the Cassaday anJ
Wilkinson Building in te town of
ingleslde, W. Va.
Liven under my hand this 9th
day of March, 1907.
ESTILL BAILEY, Clerk,
Mercer County Court, W. Va.
•I. Baker, residing at Bluefield,
VV. V# , application for license to
.^tdl at retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, alo, beer and drinks
of like nature at No. 11 Bluefield
Ave., Bluefield, Mercer County, W.
Va.
I L. Cohen, residing at Bluefield,
W. Va., application for license to
•ell at retail spirituous liquors,
whies, porter, ale, beer and drinks j
or Like nature In Building No. 119
on Princeton Ave., Bluefield, W. Va.
H It Hunter, res Id hi g in Bluefield,
W. Va , application for license to
at r«Pall spirituous liquors,
wtaw, p<»rter, ale, beer and drinks
•f llk« nature at No. 2U Princeton
At® , In fhe City of Bluefield, W
Va.
P. J Kelley and Jaw. H. Moyers,
partner# trading as Kelley & Moy
ers, both residing at Bluefield,
XV. Vn., application for license to
; ell at retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinks
of like nature at No. 95 & 4 1 Bland
Street. Bluefleld. \y. Va
B. M. Cohen, residing at Bl'uetteld.
W. Va , application for license to
sell at retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, ale. beer and drinks
of like nature at Altamont liar In
tl»«* City of Bluefleld. W. Va.
J. H. George residing at North
Fork, W. Va., application for li
cense to sell at retail spirituous li
quors, wines, porter, ale, beer and
drinks of like nature in the H it
itaudenbush house on Raleigh street,
In the City of Bluefleld. W. Va.
L. Lazarus. K. Goodman and B. A.
Heller, partners trading as L La/.
arus & Co., and their respective
residences are L. Lazarus and E.
Goodman, Lynchburg, Va., and B. A
Heller, Bluefleld. West Virginia, ap
plication for license to sell at retail
spirituous liquors, wines, porter,
ah*, beer and drinks of like nature
In the Lazarus Building at Corner of
Stewart and Princeton Avenues
Bluefleld. W Va
M II Kelley, residing at Giatto
W. Va , application for license to
sell a* retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinks
of like nature in the Ashworth &
Hailey Hotel Building, Giatto, Mer
cer County, W. Va.
Hoster Columbus Associated
Breweries Co., a corporation of the
State of Ohio, residing at Columbus
Ohio, application for license to soil
at wholesale porter, ale, beer and
drinks of like nature, In the Hutso.*
and Garrett Building on Bluefleld
nve, Bluefleld, w. Vn.
D. A. Fudge, residing at Bluefleld,
W. Va., application for license to
soil at ro'all spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinks
of like nature at No. 4 50 Raleigh
St., in the City of Bluefleld. W. Va.
C. L Stinson, residing at Bluefleld,
W. Va., application for license to
sell at retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinkB
of like nature In the J. A Hicks
Building, in the town of Giatto,
Mercer County, W. Va.
W. P. Stinson, residing in the
CHy of Bluefleld, W. Va., applica
tion for license to sell at retail
spirituous 1 i«i ors, wines, porter, I
ale, beer and drinks of like Hature
at No. 3 1 A- 3s Bluefleld -\ve., in,
the City of Bluefleld, Mercer Coun
ty, W. Va.
The Jung Brewing Co., a corpor-j
ation with its principal office at
Cincinnati, Ohio, application for li
cense to sell porter, ale. beer and
drinks of like nature at No. 3» A:
38 Bluefleld Ave., Bluefleld, W. Va
J. L. Corvin, residing at Bluefleld,
W. Ta., application for license to
sell at retail spirituous liquors,:
wines, porter, ale, beer and drinks
of like nature at No. 133 Princeton
■ ■— ----■- ■ ■■
Ave. in the city of Bluefleld. w
Va.
Bluefleld Brewing Co. a Corpora
tion of the City of Bluefleld. W vn
I aPpHcatlou for license to sell por.
jter, ale. beer and drinks of like nu
\ *ure Ht their building ,in the City
«>f Bluefleld, w. Va.
Ernest II. Arters. residing at
Bluefleld. W. Va . application for li
cense to sell at retail spirituous
liquors, wines, porter, ale, beer and
drinks of like nature at No 453
Princeton Ave , In the Chy of Blue
field, W. Va.
John Turner, residing at Bluefleld.
W. \ a., application for license to
sell at retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, aie. beer and drinks
of like nature In the Turk Building
on Bland street. In the City of Blue
fleld, W. Va.
J Waltot. Thomas, residing at
Godfrey, Mercer Co., w. Va., ap
plication for llc<ise to sell at retail
spirituous liquors, wines, porter,
ale, beer and drinks of like nature
in the D. P. Crockett Building in
the Town of Godfey, Mercer Co., W.
Va.
K. G. Asnurj. . tsidlug at Glatto,
Mercer County, W. Va.. application
for license to sell at retail spiritu
ous liquors, wines, porter, ale, heer
and drinks of like nature in the
Barbara Asbury Building, In the
Town of Glatto, Mercer County, W.
Va.
G. K. Tabor & Co., residing at
Rock, Mercer County, W. Va., ap
plication for license to sell at re
tail spirituous liquors, wines, por
ter. ale, beer and drinks of like na
ture, in the E. A. Foley Bullying,
in the Town of Rock, Mercer Coun
ty, W. Va.
Win. Llnkenhoker, residing at
Bluefleld, W Va., application for li
cense to sell at retail spirituous liq
uors, wines, porter, ale, beer and
drinks of like nature In the O. W.
Atkinson Building, In the Town oi
Thornhill, Merc*»r County, W. Va.
R. M. Corvln, residing at Ulueflold,
W. Va., application for llconao to
sell at retail spirituous liquors,
wines, porter, ale, beer and drink*
of like nature in the Martha C.
Cassaday Building, in the Town ui
Ingleslde, Mercer County, W. Va.
Floyd Lusk, residing at Clark's
Gap, Mercer County, W. Va., appli
cation for license to sell at retail
spirituous liquors, wines, porter, ale;
beer and drinks of like nature in hi*
building In the Town of Oakvale;
Mercer County, W. Va.
Cl von under my hand this the 6tb
day of March, 1907.
Teste: ESTILL BAILEY.
Clerk of the County Court of
Mercer County West Virginia
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♦
THE BETTER THE BARGAIN.
% THE BOY that stands on his head, slides down banisters and plays leap-frog, may »:e a very good boy for all
that,- honest, truthful and gentlemanly. But few boys have time to consider external appearances, or the
l strict rules of propriety. They are usually more interested in baseball or marbles.
I ' Mrs. Jane Hopkins’ “Boy-Proof” Clothes
were specially designed for boys of this caliber—that is 97 per cent of ALL boys born. They are made to
appear nice and shapely while wearing like iron. They are strengthened in THOSE MANY MYSTERIOUS
PLACES where a boy’s clothes are ordinarily supposed to be weak.
And in every respect they are MONEY SAVERS, LASTING LONGER than tw o ordinary suits and GIV
;; HTO SATISFACTION all the time they last.
MS'S! £i £»' K £ B ■ ■ ■ fil P U ■■ n ll H 41 n LI a; . i m *1 w ir, ^ ‘r’TBieSgPH* <*- -KJ .1.
* *++ -h-i* 4-h- -h-i- :~m -w-i* +++ ++* m ++
‘Security Bond*
liua aileart Boys’ Suits, at
are the high toned brothers of the above, maybe more
dignified in appearance v/ith a little extra strength in
the weak places. The “Bond” means you can have the
price $5 back, if the suit is not as good as we claim.
-I-;-:- -K'-5- •!••;*+ -HH* -hir-J* +++ *H-f +*M« I-H* *M-J- M-f +++ +
Now is the time to select your boys Easter Suit at
THE NEW STORE Boys’ “Confirmation Suits” arc
here at from $3.50 to to $7.50 So are all the necessary
things to go with the Suit
Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Ties and Other Furnishings.
ONE PRICE
f e to Foot Outfitters
F or Men and Boys.
I'kini i ion u. ni l i i ii;m*.
llllllllll!lrWk<4lfllltVllftT<Hllllt:*ttt U
ONE PRICE
Head to Foot Outfitters
For Men and Boys.
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